So I’m having some phenomenally annoying wrist and hand pain, but I can’t get in to see a doc this week (I’m at the bottom of the priority list with military docs) and I have a TON of typing work I need to do. The pain is around my outside wrist bone, my thumb through the wrist, and the tendons on the top of my hand. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions to help me get through the next week or two? Thanks!
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Artist side of tumblr,
Does anyone know of a good stock photo ref site for (mostly) accurate gun combat poses, particularly with female models? I’m going out of my mind searching high and low and only coming up with soft porn and painfully inaccurate results.
Thank you!!!
So, I keep getting guests and coworkers asking me what is a “green and white tea.” It sounds like one of those stupid secret menu crap things but no, Starbucks just sent us a menu board that reads like this:
Black tea
Herbal tea
Green and White tea
So everyone keeps trying to order a “green and white tea.”
M24 rifle questions for Gunblr
He gun-toting side of tumblr, got some questions for you for a short story. I know very little about weaponry outside of basic gun safety, so bear with me.
I’m proofreading a pretty lousy short story for my fiction writing class and it ends with a PTSD addled vet (surprise!) shooting his four friends dead during an episode. And if it couldn’t get more tropey trite, he’s an ex-sniper. Character Jimmy carries around an m24 (that’s the only info on the rifle I get from the story, it’s called an m24) in his truck like a security blanket (it’s literally only covered by a blanket), whips it out and shoots his four friends dead from an undesignated distance, but contextually about a front yard’s distance away.
Here’s what I want to know: is this even possible? Can an “m24” shoot four people at such close range dead before they even can process it, would a “sniper” even do that?
From my understanding, rifles get less accurate at short distances, and logically I would think that for close range encounters, a “sniper” would carry a less wieldy gun. Wouldn’t their training have them react differently to getting stuck in what they think is a firefight? But am I completely wrong? I tried looking it up online and couldn’t find anything conclusive or helpful.
Any thoughts or tips to give this writer would be great, thanks!
Question about the Sbux Cold Brew coffee…
Starbucks partners,
Can someone give me a real reason why we can’t serve the cold brew concentrate without water?
I work in a Target Sbux and the only info we got was saying we couldn’t serve no water cold brew because nutritional information regarding caffeine content, but we can add extra shots of espresso to anything, changing caffeine content. You can add pretty much anything to any drink and it adjusts the nutritional content, and customers understand that “risk”. So why is that the reason?
Is there another, legitimate reason?
I looked online and saw partners suggesting it was so we didn’t run out, or because it’s not meant to be served that way (like refresher juice), or even it will make you sick.
I work in an area with very… uhh… obnoxiously inquisitive/paranoid customers. So I really want a more viable reason than “corporate said no” to head off the more… uh… sensitive customers.
Anyone able to offer better logic?
Seriously though if anyone has any advice for creative a modern, tasteful, and sleek logo that involves guns and skulls, I’m all ears. I’m at a loss.
Has anyone heard of negative side effects to the meningococcal or TDap vaccines?
Because I can’t even keep water down I’m so sick and I’ve not been feeling well since I got the vaccines Friday morning. I tried asking the internet but the results have been that a very small percentage of people get sick. I feel like I was punched all up my left side of my body and even water makes me want to hug the porcelain.
Help?
Lipstick stains on a cup are reminders that the beauty is false, fallen eyelashes are signs the body has changed. Reapply, new coat, cover-up.